16．Don't blame on me!It was you who didn't keep your word first，       ？（　　）
A．wasn't itB．was itC．didn't youD．did you

分析 別怪我！是你先說話不算話的，不是嗎？

解答 答案：A 這是一個(gè)反意疑問句，附加問句要和陳述句保持一致；句意表達(dá)的是一件事，附加問句要和it was保持一致，前面是肯定，附加問句要用否定．故選A．

點(diǎn)評(píng) 反意疑問句是由陳述句和附加問句構(gòu)成．通常附加問句要和前面的陳述句保持一致，但如果是復(fù)合句，要分兩種情況：正常情況附加問句要和主句保持一致；如果主句的主語是第一人稱，謂語動(dòng)詞是表示看法和主張的，附加問句要和從句保持一致．反意疑問句的回答也要注意兩種情況：陳述句是肯定，附加問句是否定時(shí)，回答和一般疑問句一樣；陳述句是否定，附加問句是肯定時(shí)，回答要根據(jù)事實(shí)來回答．切記：yes翻譯為不，no翻譯為對(duì)．

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